Prince Harry has been told he can "rot outside" by commentator Adam Brooks after appealing his security arrangements against the Home Office.The Duke of Sussex made the 5,000 mile trip to the UK to attend his two-day appeal hearing at the High Court - at the same time as his father King Charles made history in Italy, addressing the Italian Parliament in their native language.FULL STORY HERE.
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00:00And the High Court heard earlier today that Prince Harry's taxpayer-funded security was cut
00:05after his highly unusual decision to quit royal duties and spend most of the time abroad.
00:10But there was drama, drama in the court as Prince Harry had to be rushed out of there
00:14because apparently a woman kept standing up and shouting at him.
00:18It was ironically deemed to be a rather large security breach.
00:21So there we go.
00:22Should Prince Harry be getting this taxpayer funding or is he just trying it on here,
00:25trying to work with the shadow?
00:26He should not be getting it.
00:27He has made his decision to absent himself from royal duties.
00:32The security, at least round the clock, should be attached to doing those duties.
00:36On a case-by-case basis, we could provide him with security just as we do with any other person on a case-by-case basis,
00:42but not round the clock, not on the basis of his royal status.
00:45He's not asking for round the clock.
00:46What he actually was originally asking for was when he wasn't getting his own security,
00:50was if he could bring his own security, his own armed security, and pay for it himself.
00:55He didn't want the...
00:55To people's militia.
00:56He didn't want the taxpayers to pay for it, so he said he'd pay for it himself.
01:00I don't know.
01:00But he's not allowed to do that, so now he's asking.
01:03He shouldn't have to do that.
01:03That's your own militia.
01:04You can't possibly...
01:05Well, your own militia.
01:06Look, Hollywood stars bring their bodyguards with them, don't they?
01:08Not armed.
01:09Go on, though.
01:09Look, I still believe that Harry and Meghan should have nothing to do with the royal family.
01:13They ripped it apart.
01:15They didn't rip it apart.
01:15They didn't tarnish the reputation of the royal family around the world.
01:19It was the British press who tarnished the reputation.
01:22He can rot outside it.
01:23He doesn't deserve any security, in my opinion.
01:25You don't think he deserves any security?
01:26I don't know why they didn't remove the woman from the court.
01:28The court should have security.
01:29Yeah.
01:30Whether it's Prince Harry in there or anybody else.
01:31Apparently she was a fan.
01:33Yes, she was.
01:33Apparently she was saying, I support you, I support you.
01:35It's disrupting the court.
01:37There should be security there to remove them.
01:38That's nothing to do with Prince Harry.
01:40That should be for any and every court case.
01:42Yeah.
01:43No, I mean, the thing is, Britain has bought the stories pushed by the palace and perpetrated
01:50by the media.
01:51And it really pains me to see just what a waste of a great royal Harry was.
01:59He's used to be in Britain now, doesn't he?
02:00Yeah, I mean, he came to, but isn't this slightly self-defeating?
02:02He arrived in Britain, he came here, he seems to be absolutely fine.
02:06Why is he, how dangerous can it be for him if he's not got security?
02:09Well, it's dangerous for Meghan.
02:11Meghan got death threats.
02:12Right.
02:13I mean, I've had death threats.
02:14I'm sure we all have.
02:15No, I mean, I've had death threats.
02:17No, these are very serious death threats.
02:19If the owners of GB News are watching, I'd like security.
02:23Because me putting my opinions on here, I get some crazy messages from lefties.
02:27Prince Harry should not have taxpayers-funded security.
02:32He didn't want it originally.
02:33And they didn't want death threats or something.
02:34Again, you take on a case-by-case basis.
02:36If the police consider they're serious, you provide security.
02:38They couldn't underestimate it.
02:38Listen to me.
02:39I did.
02:39Everything today's response.
02:41I think people can take on this.
02:41g
02:54Maybe when family or if they fall in poverty, I'll get it to death.